CodeBreaker Science

To find this cache it will be necessary to answer basic scientific questions. The tricky thing is, that the questions are encrypted and can only be decrypted using special keywords, which have to be retrieved on the way. This means, the answers can not be prepared in advance. But don't panic, the questions are not immoderate difficult. For sure you can call a personal consultant ;-)

Instructions for decryption (see also the examples in the german section)
1) Determine the word at the given location.
2) Starting from the word's end delete multiple letters - each letter may occur just once - and you obtain the keyword.
3) Put the keyword at the beginning of the key-alphabet.
4) Fill in the remaining space with the remaining letters of the alphabet in alphabetic order, starting with the letter subsequent to the last one of the keyword.
If you reach the end of the alphabet, start again from the beginning of the alphabet, but use each letter only once!
5) Replace the letters of the encrypted question by plain-text-letters, using the obtained correlation, and answer the question.

Have fun!

Stage a
N 48°20,150
E 14°19,255
Word: The word with the number 8 on a big board

Question:
a = "EGXW OIQ EHXI"

Stage b
N 48°20,219
E 14°19,240
Word: Surname of the artist of the sculpture

Question:
b = "HJCZUE BKZOWG CA EHGOCB"

Stage c
N 48°20,210
E 14°19,109
Word: Name of sculpture (three words, without spacings)

Question:
c = "IEDKMSDM GN" * 100

Stage d
N 48°20,245
E 14°19,275
Word: Word on the middle "giant"

Question:
d = "PWOAET QF HWOLP NHTQOQUQOEU" * 5

Stage e
N 48°20,268
E 14°19,344
Word: Second latin word on the small elliptic signboard

Question:
e = "CRRAZAICKWFE DLA KF UICMWKQ" * 10

Stage f (=cache)
g = a * b + c - 115
h = c + d - e - 205
N 48°20,g'
E 14°19,h'
Look for a plastic box

cache contains:
- logbook, pencil, sharpener (don't deal!)
- 2 mini books
- Underberg
- mole
- flavoured candle
- overhead-pointer